Sundeep Sahi

Title: Sundeep Sahi: Inventor in Distributed Application Systems

Introduction

Sundeep Sahi is an inventor based in Seattle, Washington. His patent work focuses on distributed applications, declarative models, and the systems that coordinate software commands and workflows. He is associated with Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC, and holds 4 patents.

Latest Patents

One of Sahi’s latest patents, “Processing Model-Based Commands for Distributed Applications,” describes methods, systems, and software for executing model-based commands through workflow instances. The invention stores command-execution data in a shared repository, allowing processors to track command status and distribute work across executive services. It also addresses error handling and recovery.

Another patent, “Progressively Implementing Declarative Models in Distributed Systems,” concerns translating high-level instructions into actions for distributed applications. Tools create declarative models and place them in a repository, where an executive component progressively refines them until they are unambiguous. A platform-specific driver then converts the instructions into actions for application containers and relays event streams for analysis. Insights from those streams can inform later updates to the models and instructions.

Career Highlights

Sahi’s described inventions address the implementation and management of distributed software systems. They connect high-level declarative instructions with platform-specific execution, while supporting workflow coordination, monitoring, and recovery.

Collaborations

Sahi’s listed coworkers include Amol Kulkarni and Igor Sedukhin. His work is associated with Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC.

Conclusion

Sundeep Sahi’s patent portfolio reflects a focus on making distributed applications easier to direct, execute, and manage through model-based workflows and progressively refined instructions.